Dataset description

Dataset Information

The dataset was collected in February 2024 as part of a baseline assessment for the “Uplift Her” project, by CARE Ethiopia. It includes responses from 29 adolescent girls who completed a clinic exit survey after receiving health services. The survey was conducted in Afar and Oromia regions by trained staff from BAN – Development Research Center for Excellence (BAN-DRCE). Data were collected through face-to-face interviews and entered digitally in .dta (Stata) format. The dataset is confidential and not publicly available due to the sensitivity of the information collected.

Dataset Visualization

Widget 1: Interactive Bar Chart

Key Takeaways from Widget 1

Clients in Zonal Hospitals report consistently high satisfaction levels (100%), with higher privacy means, particularly in East Haraghe (4.5) and Zone 3 (4.0).
Health centers in East Haraghe show a lower satisfaction rate (75%) and a lower privacy mean (3.13), indicating potential privacy concerns.
The lowest privacy perception is in West Haraghe Zonal Hospital (1.0), despite a 100% satisfaction rate, suggesting that satisfaction may not always correlate with perceived privacy.

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Widget 2: Interactive Data Table{height=450}

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Key Takeaways from Widget 2

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Privacy perception scores impact service recommendations higher privacy scores usually align with higher satisfaction levels
West Haraghe Zonal Hospital has only one client in the dataset, which limits broader conclusions, but this client reported low privacy perception (1.0) despite 100% satisfaction.

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Real-world impact This dashboard highlights privacy-related gaps in SRH services for Ethiopian adolescents. Findings can help inform targeted improvements in service delivery across different regions.